The AR 5-12 is a U.S. Army Regulation covering the coordination of research, development, testing, aquisition, fielding, operation of Army material requiring frequency support. Includes Army Policy on Spectrum Certification and Frequency Allocation.
- Revises AR 5-12 and consolidates AR 105-3, AR 105-4, AR 105-24, and AR 105-28.
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Revises Army Spectrum Management Policy (Chapter 1).
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Revises Major Army Commands Spectrum Management Responsibilities (Chapter 2).
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Outlines the Army's Electromagnetic Compatibility, Deconfliction, and Interference Programs (Chapter 3)
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Outlines the Frequency Allocation-to-Equipment Process (Chapter 4).
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Defines the spectrum coordination channels, spectrum assignment policy, and types of spectrum actions (Chapter 5)
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Outlines the Radio Stations Identification procedures for the allocation of international call signs and call sign assignment authority (Chapter 6)
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Outlines the Army's Interference Resolution Program (Appendix C)